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18c is not too bad at all man. I have red wrigglers. Never had the ANC but I heard they will crawl away lol.
Mine have bred up even through winter here. It gets down to near zero at night.
Atm in feeding soley kitchen scraps (veg scraps, tiolet rolls, egg shells, coffee grounds, paper towel) but usually I rotate that with aged cow manure, and compost.
I have fed only compost in another system, I used to make good diverse compost, then run this thorough the worms for ultra refined castings.
The reason to turn food into a slop is to help them process it faster.
The population will increase via geometric pressure. They court by blundering into each so darkness, crowded conditions and abundant food make the most efficient worm farm. They will eat their own bodyweight in food. per day so 1kg of worms can grow to process 1Tonne of rubbish per day within a year. But they self regulate the population so you don't need to come up with a tonne per day
Mine have bred up even through winter here. It gets down to near zero at night.
Atm in feeding soley kitchen scraps (veg scraps, tiolet rolls, egg shells, coffee grounds, paper towel) but usually I rotate that with aged cow manure, and compost.
I have fed only compost in another system, I used to make good diverse compost, then run this thorough the worms for ultra refined castings.
The reason to turn food into a slop is to help them process it faster.
The population will increase via geometric pressure. They court by blundering into each so darkness, crowded conditions and abundant food make the most efficient worm farm. They will eat their own bodyweight in food. per day so 1kg of worms can grow to process 1Tonne of rubbish per day within a year. But they self regulate the population so you don't need to come up with a tonne per day